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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1905
Page
7
Sir Arthur Deane yields to Ventnor while Iris leads with a rescue tale on Rainbow Island. Lord Ventnor feigns resignation to preserve Iris and Anstruther from confrontation, as Anstruther narrates the Dyak battles and perilous voyage.
An advertisement claims Paracamph provides instant relief for rheumatic and neuralgic pains, catarrh, skin troubles, and swelling. It urges readers to visit druggists for a bottle, promises pore opening and nerve soothing effects, and warns against strong internal medicines.
Anstruther faces inquiry over a Hong Kong court martial while Captain Fitzroy and Lord Ventnor debate his past. Robert and Iris confront danger as Mir Jan pledges loyalty, and Anstruther’s fate mingles with a fragile romance and looming threats on Rainbow Island.
A fragment describes a man resisting sad memories and choosing a reckless mood during a fleeting hour with a woman who believes Robert, her beloved, has acted decisively. Anstruther is mentioned as a complicating figure in this tense scene.
On an island voyage Sir Arthur Deane and Iris confront a string of maritime disasters. The baronet reveals insurers and losses totaling £300,000 as Iris preserves silence. Robert secures valuables and arms while Mir Jan ferries ore and trophies to the awaiting boat. The tale ends with plans for a future return.
Hayes Nunnelly of Georgetown offers 10000 toward a building for campus use with conditions that furnishings and maintenance come from others. The structure must adjoin the business district and serve a single purpose or revert to Georgetown college for educating poor students. Meetings, lectures and a businessmen’s banquet stir interest this week.
State Insurance Inspector Commissioner Henry R. Hewitt will ask the general assembly to ban any life insurer paying an executive officer more than 50000 from soliciting Kentucky business. Hewitt argues no one can earn 100000 annually and urges legislative action to rein in large insurers. The full report will be issued in a few weeks.
Bowling Green public works ordered near city asphalt from a nearby mine for immediate testing. The plan mirrors southern cities by placing asphalt over macadam to avoid heating, aiming to improve several streets at minimal cost if successful.
In Padurah Kentucky the People's Home Purchasing Co now under receiver control paid superintendent J 5 Bordeaux a 3000 monthly salary, claims embezzlement, and offers a reward for his arrest while he is abroad. Yale diplomas granted Kentuckians highlight Center College Bowling Green and Louisa links.
A strong gas flow was reported at a well in Poig nand Park Taylorsville Kentucky where a stronger vein was struck. The town is said to be enabled to rum inate by the increased output.
A fragmented ad claims Miles K. Se Nerveine cures convulsions and epilepsy, promising help for long sufferers. The notice invites afflicted individuals to be referred to others who have found health benefits after years of illness and suggests availability of treatment at distant locations.
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